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I was watching a video of this group of people on a safari in Africa and Botswana.

Did you see this?

And they're in these, I guess, canoes.

And they're paddling through some swampy

water right on the edge of land.

And they came too close to an elephant, a mother elephant's babies.

And the elephant charged into the swamp with her ears flaring.

You know how they do that when they're angry?

And charge right into the swamp and knocked them out of their canoe and nearly drowned a woman.

Well, you know, look, us mamas, we're tough.

Wow.

And the thing is, there was one guy standing in the canoe trying to paddle away.

And there were two other tourists. They were sitting in the canoe trying to paddle away. And there were two other tourists.

They were sitting in the back of the canoe facing the elephant.

There's nothing they could do.

The elephant is coming straight at them.

And he looks like he's about like 10 million pounds.

And she's angry and she's flailing her ears and she's probably snorting and making that elephant sound.

Yeah.

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